Sentence examples for are now converted from inspiring English sources
The Poipu Beach Broiler, owned by Yates's father, is bustling with locals who are now converted Mets fans.
Thus, considerable grassland areas of ANP are now converted into bush land or bare ground due to continuous heavy grazing by livestock of the surrounding communities (Abule et al. 2007; Tessema et al. 2016).
(34) These point values of the conserved quantities (mathbf{Q}_{ijk}^{n}) are now converted into point values of the primitive variables (mathbf{V}_{ijk}^{n}), which requires only a single cons-to-prim conversion per cell.
Both building are now converted to private flats.
There are grand old buildings with ornate exterior moldings, ostentatious ex-bank buildings that are now converted to night clubs.
"A lot of residential property owners are now converting their long-term rentals into vacation rentals; that has also depleted the market," Ms. Kuchar said.
Some of these private clubs are now converting to public courses, or, if zoning laws allow, eventually turning the fairways into more homes or strip malls.
In the same way that directors are now converting some of their previous movies for 3-D, could you see other films of yours being re-released in Imax if "Raiders" is successful?
Like Atlanta, which secured a $110 million Transportation Department grant in 2008 for congestion reduction projects, cities including Dallas, Denver, Houston and Los Angeles have completed or are now converting car pool lanes to high-occupancy toll lanes with federal support.
